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District of Cinema Episode 31: Celebs Turned Actors
By Olivia Kozlevcar , Tristan Au and Spenser Hoover | 11/14/2022The hosts discuss what happens when celebs take to the screen
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, December 1, 2022
The hosts discuss what happens when celebs take to the screen
Tristan, Spenser and Koz celebrate their second annual Halloween spectacular with costumes, chaos and a little bit of cinema
In their highly anticipated comeback episode, the hosts discuss their favorite films of the summer.
The hosts also have some fun with Clare Mulroy's favorite films
The hosts try to guess film plots based on their titles to pretty dreadful effect
The gang reveal why some films aren't as good as they seem
The trio has fun discussing all things food, from what they eat at the theaters to delicious movies they enjoy
The hosts rave over A24 and Pixar's newest films but feel lukewarm over 'The Batman'
The hosts slightly roast each other by revealing what movie characters they remind them of
Moving away from horror, Peele’s third feature is already one of this year’s best films
All aboard Kuosmanen’s feel-good ride: it’s warm, timely and deceptively sweet
This year’s event focused on how Native people assert and take pride in their identity
Sit back and enjoy your tour of Arrakis; it’s time to visit the cinema again
Director Lisa Mao delivers a resonating film that aims to preserve a critical part of Chinese American history at the DCAPA Film Festival
From heartfelt narratives to impactful documentaries, here are three short films that educate, entertain and find their voice
Director Questlove uses archival footage brilliantly to immerse audiences into the Harlem Cultural Festival
A quintessential watchlist with something for every viewer: drama, standup and more
The filmmaker talks about the use of comedy, difficulties of filming in rural Scotland
Sharrock delivers a compelling look at the refugee experience while capturing wit, absurdity and emotional drama
